5 Argentine Presidential Hopefuls Hold Debate, Blast Scioli

Five Argentine presidential candidates shared their ideas with the nation during a debate on Sunday, expounding on topics from high inflation to combating drug trafficking while saving their most withering critiques for the poll leader who skipped the event. Ruling party candidate Daniel Scioli, the chosen successor of President Cristina Fernandez, said a few weeks ago he would not attend because a law was necessary to regulate such encounters. In a television interview Sunday, Scioli,...

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